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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1913
Page
19
The Bugle profiles Sally Hoskins a young poet at Bingville praised for a September poem inspired by autumn. The piece notes Sally’s delayed muse, her published verses elsewhere, and the editor’s belief she will gain wider fame, with local color and humorous vignettes about town life.
Miss Sally Hoskins the Bingville poet plans to write a pome titled Spring for next spring. Readers are invited to also read Sally's pome on September in this issue.
In Ringville, Craney installs a new pane of glass in the front window of his residence replacing a long broken opening. Previously covered by rags, the eye sore detracted from the block. the new window improves the home's appearance and the streetscape.
In a rural one store scene Lem Hawkins enters Hen Weathersby’s shop late after chasing a escaped cow. He finds a packed store with only a bail of crackers to sit on, sits on flypaper, and Providence of a church Deacon intervenes as tempers flare and a heated exchange ends with Lem storming out.
Doc Livermore, a veterinary and human specialist, reports growing sickness in Bingville during September. He expects a fall surge in colds and pneumonia and has medicines ready. After a slow summer, rising illness has encouraged him to stay in town and not relocate.
SORROW HOLLOW items report a slow grindstone repair, a plan to delay axe sharpening, a setting hen, a newborn son prompting a tobacco share, Jake Parker missing Bugle issues for nonpayment, Jane Truman finishing laundry early, VERITAS and HARDSCRABBLE mentions, Bill Hayward bunion woes, Sim Goodwin selling stamps less, a former resident returning for a Sunday visit.
The Epworth League of the Bingville Church hosts a pie social in the church basement on Thursday night. Pies and coffee are offered free, with a 5 cent admission at the door for other activities. After dessert, a music and literary entertainment features well known Bingvillians.
A brief public notice inviting readers to look for content next week. Mentions that the current week has no usable UI P and encourages interest in the Bugle advertising medium with terms for submissions.
Acknowledged graceful dancer in Bingville offers Tuesday lessons in Shottiches, waltzes, 2 steps, catillon s, figs and more. Ed Gray will play fiddle. Lessons cost 10 cents each or three for a quarter. Lesson location is Cy Hoskins’ buggy shed lit by a lantern.
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